Example sentences of "[Wh pn] [vb past] hold [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Karl Marx was not the only economist who died holding this belief .
2 Certain non-royal persons , all of whom were men who had held official posts , were honoured as gods during the course of Egypt 's long history .
3 The three remaining seats were won by members of the opposition alliance of the Mauritius Labour Party ( MLP ) and the Parti Mauricien Social-Démocrate ( PMSD ) who had held 13 seats at sissolution ; one of the successful opposition candidates was the alliance and MLP leader , Navin Ramgoolam .
4 Also expelled from the central committee and the party was Aldana 's associate Raúl Castellanos , who had held overall responsibility for education .
5 A child whose father had never allowed the tantrums , who had held rational behaviour out as the price of his love .
6 Her father was a life peer who had held some sort of office under a Labour government .
7 Then he began to recite a litany of the individual bones and of the past Commanders who had held this fortress-monastery for the Emperor .
8 Lee Kuan Yew , the former Prime Minister and current Senior Minister who had held this post for some 35 years , would continue to serve as a member of the party 's central executive committee .
9 Berri , who had held ministerial posts in a number of Cabinets during the 1980s and 1990s , replaced Hussein al-Husseini who had resigned in August after losing his seat in the general election [ see p. 39071 ] .
10 Evangelos Averoff-Tossizza , a prominent conservative politician who had held ministerial office on numerous occasions , died on Jan. 2 , 1990 , at the age of 80 .
11 Miyazawa was elected as LDP leader and Prime Minister in October 1991 [ see p. 38558 ] , succeeding Toshiki Kaifu who had held both posts since August 1989 [ see pp. 36849-50 ] .
12 He knew Reni well , as he was the only scribe who had held high office both under Akhenaten and the new regime .
13 Under the basic criteria for the restoration of Latvian citizenship and naturalization , approved by the Supreme Council by 93 votes to 30 with seven abstentions , citizenship would be granted automatically to anyone who had held Latvian citizenship before 1940 ( the start of Soviet occupation ) , and to their descendants , even if they were not currently resident in Latvia .
14 The PSOE government at first tried to break the pattern by appointing a ‘ professional ’ businessman to the chairmanship in 1983 , and by purging those who had come to RENFE as a result of their political connections with earlier governments ( see Diario 16 , 4 , 5 February 1983 ) ; about twenty people who had held senior posts in the previous UCD administration were on RENFE 's pay roll when the PSOE came to power ( Cinco Días , 2 November 1983 ) .
15 Many feminists , including Millicent Fawcett , who continued to hold this view , left the NUSEC in 1926 .
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